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welshman
welshman 收录了来自 coracle-social 的 11 个 skills，并提供仓库级职业覆盖和站内 skill 详情页。
这个仓库中的 skills
Use this skill when working with @welshman/app: high-level Svelte stores for nostr apps, session management, WoT (web of trust), making requests, publishing events, user data, or relay selection at the app layer.
Use this skill when working with @welshman/content: parsing nostr note content, extracting mentions/links/media/topics, or rendering parsed content to HTML or custom formats.
Use this skill when working with @welshman/editor: the batteries-included Tiptap-based rich-text editor for composing nostr notes with mention autocomplete, media upload, and inline nostr objects.
Use this skill when working with @welshman/feeds: building nostr feeds, FeedController, FeedCompiler, feed definitions, dynamic filtering, or composing feed sources.
Use this skill when working with @welshman/lib: general-purpose utilities including LRU cache, EventEmitter, Deferred promises, TaskQueue, URL normalization, or other standalone helpers.
Use this skill when working with @welshman/net: relay connections, request/publish flows, auth, relay pool management, adapters, policies, or low-level nostr network I/O.
Use this skill when working with @welshman/router: relay selection, routing strategies, scenario-based relay routing, or choosing which relays to use for reads/writes.
Use this skill when working with @welshman/signer: nostr signing, login methods (NIP-07, NIP-46, NIP-55, NIP-59, NIP-01), ISigner interface, or encrypted events.
Use this skill for general welshman questions: architecture overview, which package to use, getting started, nostr concepts, or when you're unsure which sub-skill applies. Welshman is a modular TypeScript nostr toolkit for building client applications.
Use this skill when working with @welshman/store: Repository pattern for nostr events, synced Svelte stores, throttled stores, or getter/derived store utilities.
Use this skill when working with @welshman/util: nostr event types, kinds, tags, filters, addresses, NIPs (42/86/98), profiles, relays, zaps, wallets, or any core nostr data structures.